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June 18, 2001

Active Site Design in a Chemzyme: Development of a Highly Asymmetric and Remarkably Temperature-Independent Catalyst for the Imino Aldol Reaction This work was supported by a grant from UOP Company. We would like to thank Thomas Malloy, Timothy Brandvold and Beth McCulloch for stimulating discussions.

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SXSong XueTianjin University of TechnologySYSu YuGuizhou UniversityYDYonghong DengYunnan Normal University

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